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Helps students with autism, parents and teachers and understanding of autism and of specific learning strategies such as alternative approaches to teaching that will accomplish more than merely increasing students' standardized achievement test score and attitudes toward learning.

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Helps students with autism, parents and teachers and understanding of autism and of specific learning strategies such as alternative approaches to teaching that will accomplish more than merely increasing students' standardized achievement test score and attitudes toward learning.
Autorenporträt
Diana Friedlander, EdD is an elementary special education teacher in Ridgefield, CT. She is also an adjunct professor at Western Connecticut State University (WCSU), Danbury, CT. where she teaches in both the undergraduate and graduate teacher education programs. Dr. Friedlander has taught students with autism for over 40 years in both private and public schools where she has been an advocate for the successful inclusion of students with special needs into the general education classroom. Her research investigated differences and similarities in learning styles of students with autism and their typical peers. A life-long student, Dr. Friedlander has just begun fencing, something she has always wanted to learn.